Malaga residents said they had witnesses of empty supermarkets amid a so-called “Dana panic” compared to the coronavirus pandemic.
It comes as parts of Malaga city and the Costa del Sol have been placed on a red alert for heavy rain from 10am tomorrow.
However, the flood will begin to beat tonight, before placing “severe” around 3 a. m.
The red alert, which means that there is an “extreme risk” for life, issued through the weather firm of the Aemet state on Tuesday night.
And it seems many people have begun stockpiling on food and household items.
A journalist in Malaga in X shared photos of supermarket shelves that were absolutely naked tonight, comparing the “psychosis” with Pandemia Cochem 4 years ago.
She wrote: “Psychosis returns to Malaga for the #DANA . Going to the supermarket has been a trip to March 2020.”
A follower replied to the post: “I just went to my trusted Mercadona and it was the same. No eggs, no meat… No toilet paper, what memories of war!”
Another wrote, “As soon as I saw that there was no toilet paper at the Mercadona in my neighborhood, I knew that the lack of produce was due to Dana. “
Panic occurs when Valencia is still in surprise since last October 29. What left cities and towns destroyed and killed more than two hundred people.
The red alert areas come with Costa del Sol, the Guadalhorce valley and Axarquía.
The Meteorological Agency of the State of Aemet warns of torrential rains that arrive from 10 a. m.
A red alert means that forecasts think that at least 120 mm of rain can fall within 12 hours.
Residents have been warned to all unnecessary trips that can cause “serious or catastrophic wounds to other people and articles. “
People living in flood threats are supposed to train additional warning.
Schools in Malaga (except Ronda) will be closed (Wednesdays), as well as Almuñecar, Motril and Albuñol in Granada.
Meanwhile, homes in Alora, Cartama, Alhaurin de Los Angeles Torre, Pizarra and Males Angelesga City may face evacuation, according to Emergency 112.
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